Police Tactics For Police Officers & Instructors by Jay Wadsworth

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What Will You Learn?

The secret hand-to-hand combat techniques of elite SWAT team police officers are now available to any citizen. Officer Jay Wadsworth reveals the previously unknown techniques the best street cops use to humiliate and destroy thugs every time.

Most police officers don't get to train as much as they'd want. Patrolling the streets and highways, doing paperwork, overtime details, and family obligations outside of work just don't allow for that. Unfortunately, there is one big problem..

You can get in trouble anywhere these days. Street thugs can pick you as their victim and humiliate you in front of your loved ones, hurt you, or even hurt your precious loved ones. You owe it to yourself and the ones who depend on you to be able to take care of them..

What would you do if an intimidating jerk like this picked you to menace? Imagine the feeling of being with your girlfriend, wife or kids and not being able to?

There is a painful reality 99% Of People On The Street Don't Know How To Protect Themselves

Winning fights on the street isn’t that hard if you know what to do. In fact noted MMA trainer John Danaher has said that once you know the secrets, winning street fights is “Embarrassingly Easy..”

The best cops have to fight all the time – Fights start so quickly they don’t have time to dig for weapons, they have to fight right there. The key is knowing when and how to fight back, because there is one rule Officer Wadsworth follows: “Bad Guys Don’t train!” Meaning, if a fight gets competitive, the bad guy will almost always just quit and run off looking for an easier victim. The keys to winning really aren’t that hard – once you have the tools..

THE EASIER WAY!

Officer Jay Wadsworth is a criminal's nightmare. From his intense workouts off and on duty and is a world class Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Fighter In His Spare Time. Jay is a nice guy, fair but firm and if a suspect tries to resist or fight him it's gonna be a bad day for him - a real bad day...

Jay studies combat like a science. Once you know just a few of his tips your odds of winning a street fight go close to 100% - even if you don’t train much.




What officers are saying about Jay:

"My name is Peter Brunett and I spent over twenty-five (25) years as a sworn police officer, retiring from the City of Rochester, NY Police Department at the rank of patrol commander. My current position is Program Coordinator at a local Public Safety Training Facility in Rochester, NY where I am heading into my eleventh (11th) year. As Program Coordinator, I am responsible for all in-service law-enforcement training, including the Defensive Tactics Instructor Course.

During my thirty-five (35) years of experience both operationally and in training, I believe, the program that Jay Wadsworth has designed and implemented is by far the most effective and lends itself to better retention than any other program I have experienced. I recently attended and participated in a two-day refresher course led by Jay and I immediately saw the benefits of a simplified program based upon body mechanics and principles. The New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services has adopted Jay's approach to form the basis for recruit training throughout New York State. So many times we see defensive tactics programs littered with complicated techniques and maneuvers which are forgotten a short time after a recruit leaves the academy. That will not be the case with Jay's program. I dare say that this course will distinguish itself as a "leader" in the field and will ultimately train officers to better protect themselves and others when put to the test on the street. I strongly endorse Jay Wadswoth as an instructor, teacher and mentor along with the defensive tactics program that he has designed and is in the process of implementing throughout New York State. I am confident that you will agree with my assessment. Remember, we're not here to show the recruits how much we know, but rather to pass on tried and true methods which can be done by the average officer. This program hits the mark!"

- Peter Brunett

"As an individual with 18 years of experience in teaching defensive tactics combined with over two decades of serving in law enforcement, along with almost 25 years of martial arts training, I can honestly say that Jay Wadsworth's defensive tactics system is one of the best systems that I have ever seen! His techniques are extremely functional, versatile, and proven to work. I was extremely pleased to see how well he was able to refine his black-belt level Brazilian Jiu Jitsu techniques into a system that can be used effectively by law enforcement officers to control and arrest resistant persons. In my current capacity as a training director, I would highly recommend that all those who want to learn proper arrest and control techniques to train with Jay Wadsworth."

-Dennis Nayor Retired Chief of Police

So, What's On The Series?

Part 1
Hug arm bar
Wrist weave
T position
Double underhook/body lock
Knee on top position
Rolling a subject
Standing gun retention

Part 2
Hug arm bar with low anchor
Wrist weave with low anchor
T position with anchor
Double underhooks with low anchor
Low anchor techniques
Lateral head displacement from knee of top
Lateral head displacement from back mount
Tricep control roll
Arm wrap
Knee on top gun retention